18 Pinecroft is now down to $6 million. Owners paid $6.5 million for it when it was new in 2004 and piled still more money into it fitting it out. I think it’s a great house, but you have to get past its exterior to appreciate that, and the original asking price 400 days ago of $7.250 made that harder to do.
(It occurs to me that if a Russian comes along and buys this at an even-further-reduced price, we can say it was reduced to ruble)
It appears that once, perhaps in 1992, a container of yogurt was opened in that kitchen.
As a transplanted Texan and new Greenwich home owner, I can only ask WHY???
Yours not to question why, yours just to look, and buy.
outside: ick!, inside: slick!
(Warning: no dramamine, no video)
Never ceases to amaze on sellers approval of listing agents taking such shitty photos and videos. Natural light steaming into those oversize windows would make that man cave a whole heck of a lot more appealing. Good thing its not my house, as the listing agent would have my bootprints on their ass.
It looks more like a hotel or a corporate retreat place than a home, given the furnishings and all the separate seating areas.
Unfortunately, Greenwich has become a ‘builders monument’ town. A million square feet of overbuilt never to be properly utilized space.
Russian mafia palace in Slovakia?
21st Century Russian architecture designed by Boris of Brighton Beach.
definitely perfect for a hedgie, Texan or Russian mobster.